Rachel Neylan

Daily News Digest

March 24, 2015

In this morning’s edition of the CyclingTips Daily News Digest: Maciej Paterski claims stage 1 at the Volta a Catalunya as favourites lose time; Patrick Bevin wins stage 2 of the Tour of Taiwan and takes the overall lead; Report - Riis suspended by Tinkov, could Dane be on his way out of the sport?; […]

Daily News Digest

February 2, 2015

In this morning’s edition of the CyclingTips Daily News Digest: Gianni Meersman claims inaugural Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race; Rachel Neylan wins elite women’s Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race; Jack Bobridge unsuccessful in hour record bid, covers 51.3km for new Australian record; Matteo Pelucchi wins two of the four Challenge Mallorca races, Valverde […]

Rachel Neylan plays cards to perfection to win Cadel Road Race

January 31, 2015

Rachel Neylan soloed to victory at the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race. The 32-year-old launched two decisive attacks on the finish circuit and eventually rode away from the remnants of the elite leading group. Forty six seconds after Neylan crossed the line, Santos Women’s Tour winner Valentina Scandolara (Orica-AIS) won a two-up sprint against […]

Rocacorba Daily

January 13, 2015

In this morning’s edition of the Rocacorba Daily news digest: Hannah Barnes takes back-to-back stage wins at the Tour Femenino de San Luis; No change to Santos Tour Down Under routes following bushfires; Wiggins’ path to Paris-Roubaix and Sky swansong outlined; Vincenzo Nibali reveals race schedule for 2015; Unzue - Andorra is the hardest Vuelta […]

Photo Gallery: 2015 Australian National Road Championships - women’s road race

January 12, 2015

The Australian summer of racing continued with the Mars Cycling Australia National Road Championships. Kimberley Wells (ACTAS) took out the criterium title on Wednesday while Shara Gillow was crowned individual time trial queen for the fourth time in five years the following day. The final and arguably the most prestigious title was decided on Saturday […]

Peta Mullens bests Rachel Neylan in two-up sprint for nationals road race gold

January 10, 2015

Victorian Peta Mullens (SRAM) won a two-up sprint against Rachel Neylan to take her first elite national road title, continuing the fine form she has shown during the Australian summer of racing. Mullens, reigning cross-country eliminator (XCE) mountain bike champion, could not contain her surprise and delight following her brilliant victory at the Mars Cycling […]

FutuRide - Changing Mindsets Towards Sustainable Practices

November 22, 2012

Almost everyone comes to read this blog is a cyclist of some sort. Whether you ride for recreation or if you integrate cycling into your daily lifestyle as a way of doing your small part for the good of the planet, it doesn’t need to be mutually exclusive. I consider myself to be both.

2011 Amy’s Gran Fondo

September 18, 2011

Aussie Women’s Cycling - Progress in the Wings

March 31, 2011

Photo by Veeral Patel - O’nev Rachel Neylan is relatively new to professional cycling but is one of the most active women I know in the persuit of getting women’s cycling better exposure. Rachel is racing in Europe with Diadora Pasta-Zara Women’s Professional Cycling Team and is about to begin her European season along with the […]

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Passion, Performance and Powermeters

July 27, 2010

Australian cyclists have had a massive amount of success recently. Of course we can all give our opinions for the reasons behind this, but Rachel Neylan who is based in Italy with the AIS (under the Amy Gillett Foundation scholarship) looks deeper into the evolution of Australian cycling and gives her perspectives. As a side […]